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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08
FRANCE.
cARNor AND HIS GRANDFATHER.


PARIS, December GA movement has been
started to transfer the remains of President Car
not's grandfather from MsgdebnTg where he died
Should the family consent, the removal will bG
made during the coming fstes. 1t is stated the
president proposes to make an early tour OF the
provinces.
AT THE CAPITOL.
PARIS, December 6.--It ia expected that NJ. Cob
let will be prime minister in the new cabinet, and
that NJ. Flourens will retain the portfolio of min.
lister of foreign affairs. The chamber adjourned
till Saturday.
A subscription has been stsrted to raise fund
for the purpose of erecting o monument to the
great Carnot, grandfather of the new president.
Extremists still continue to oppose the retention Of
General Saussier as governor of Paris.
President CarnOt, in an interview with NJ Gle
msnceau, to-day, insisted upon the necessity of
the union of all republicans in the chamDe,s fret
TO show foreigners that the republicans can
agree; and, second in ORDER that they may vote an
honest and sincere budget.
NJ Clemenceau fully endorsed the presidents
views. The accOrdi between President Sadi- ar
not aud Clemenceau is regarded as good omen OF
the future of the republic. The president to-day
received NJ. Ribot and other leading politicians
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When sho became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she ave Thorn Castoria
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

Your Complexion As well as your
temper is rendered miserable bya disor-
dered liver. Improve both by taking
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

DUBLIN, December 6..The police are actively
parliament for Cork, who has taken refuge with
Mr.. Pyne, in Lsfnny castle, which is prepared to
defy the police, Mr.. Gilhooly, 1t is believed, in
tends TO escape from the castle tonight
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GERMAN Y.
pIsQu!ErINs RuMoRs.

BERLIN. December 6.-There is q renewal here
of the rumor that Ruesia is concentrating mill
rumors hsve revived the feeling of uneasiness con
corning Russia's intentions.
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SWITZERLAND.
ELECTED PRESIDENT.

elected NJ. Kurz. of Aargau, president and M
Ruffy, of Lausanne, vlce-president, of that body.
Both are radicals.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

Caution. Buy only DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye Water. Carefully examine the
outside wrapper. None other genuine.
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as the lie aiding Com
southwest, by its
course of study. The
State Fair, awarded
display of Penwork.
iness forms were by
by the Colleges
With It's public pres
the C. B. c. has n
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

His second W fe
died only a year or
so ago, and she
lived with him so
long that in an
other year sh Q
Sould have cele-
brated her golden
wedding. She was,
l unders tand, a
widow, as he was a
widower; and she
WINS a highly ac-
complished lady,
She spoke of Ban
croft as my hus-
band" in her con-
versation, and she
was fond of quo
ting. She was a
splen did house
keeper, and was an
adept at embroid-
cry. The Bancroft
mansion is filed
with the evidences
Of her skill in this
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

with
D. iinFf'Ns DA ~ Op' For Denis ddses j.. ANDERSON.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08

A giaftcss, who, though only IL years s
months old, stands eight feet high and weighs
go pounds, is o.. exhibition In Japan
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-12-08
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
6ANcRoFT's GRANDDAUGHTER AND
HOW SHE WAS MARRIED.
The Old Historian as Novelist-Some-
thing About Miss Bancroft's Husband.
The Tariff, Interstate Commerce and
the Postal Telegraph.
Special CorrespOndence.l

Especial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-Washington so
ciety is still talking of Miss Bancrofts mar.
riage, and her elopement is retold in all its
details to every new arrival Miss Bancroft
was noted last year as being one of the bellies
of Washington. She belonged to the rather
exclusive diplomatic circle, which thinks it
self above the ordinary court circle, and she
was one of what is here considered the creme
de Ia creme of the capitol She was brought
up in France, and her French accent was
pronounced by all charming. She was an
accomplished talker, very pretty, and she
exhibited great taste in dress. The grand
daughter of George Bancroft, she was in
vited everywhere, and she met every one
worth meeting. 1t was supposed that she
was engaged to German nobleman, and her
marriage to Charles Carroll, of Maryland,
was a genuine sensation. You have read
how Mr.. Carroll called in the morning, and
how the two walked quietly out to st.
Matthew's church and saw Father Chap.
pelle. st. Matthew's is a fashionable Catholic
church on the corner of Fifteenth and II
streets. George Bancroft lives only square
or two above it, and the walk was not more
than two blocks. You read how they went
to Baltimore and procured special DISPENSE
ton from the cardinal, and how they were
married at o'clock in the afternoon; how
they went back home, and how Mr. Bancroft
said: "God bless you, my children" and all
was well, In fact the matter went off SO
smoothly that Washington society questions
whether the old historian was not appraised
of the wedding beforehand, and whether its
romantic carrying out was not done with his
sanction. He is now, you know, SO years
old, and n Washington wedding would have
been both expensive and trying. Its prepa-
rations would have consumed weeks of work,
and his writing could not have remained un-
disturbed No man, more than Bancroft be-
lieves in hard work, and he lately wrote a
letter to friend, in which he said: II way
trained to look upon life as a season for labor
Being more than four score years old, know
the time for my release will soon come. Con
scious of being near the shore of eternity,
await, without Impotence and witho'r 1t
dread, the reckoning of the hand which will
summon me to rest"
Bancroft ought to look kindly on love af-
fairs, for he has had two wives of his own.
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ACTUAL COST.

Real value are not con-
sidered in our colossal cash
clearance sale. We intend
to close out every Over
coat, every Suit and every
Winter Garment before the
end Of this month if posi-
bic. Whatever you may
want in Mems, Boys and
Children's stylish and de-
pendable clothing ready
made or made to order we
will sell it at a reduction of
10 to % per cent from our
previous extra low prices
and certainly 20 to so per
cent lower than competitors
ask. 1t will pay to buy for
next seasons use at our pres
ent slaughter prices You
can afford to buy before
coos,o.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The snow is five feet deep in the Po-
land Mountains, in Pennsylvania
There a l13 farmers in the Connec-
ticut Legislature.
The Fish Commission have Matched
out 50, 900, 900 Goldfish this season.
The State of Texas is building a S.
O0O,O State House of native granite
and marble.
1t is reported that the Pope will ap-
point nuncio or apostolic delegate for
the United States.
About two tons Of trade dollars have
been redeemed at the New York sub
treasury.
Another ten million dollar bond call
has been issued from the Treasury at
Washington.
The international Navigation Compa-
ny has made contract for Que Of the
largest steamships in the world
The grand jury Of Baltimore are con-
sidering how they can best effect clos
ing of saloons on Sundays
1t is SAID that since the earthquake on
January 3lst, the land in Tyrel county,
on the North coast, has raised II inches
The B. and o. Railroad Company
has made appropriations for school for
railroad mechanics.
The number of hogs slaughtered in
Chicago during the twelve months ended
March |, was /, 426, $50, decrease Of
sol 900 as compared to one year ago.
A Washington physician says if Pres
ident Cleveland does not take more ex-
ercise there is danger that he will not
live out his term Of office.
: I'm 1855 George NJ. White, of Hen
'sGrson, ~, 1851 diamone-'.-ssg. ami
alfew days since butcher in Louisville
found The jewel in steers stomach
An old negro at Welton, N. c., at a re-
rent lecture, said when sees a man GO
ing home with gal on OF whiskey aud
half pound Of meat, dat's temperance
lecture enough for me, and | sees it
every day. | know that rything in
the house is on the same scale, gallon
of misery to every half pound of comfort.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRIST Mill,
Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop,
At
COY'S STATION.
COY'.S STATION.

! am now prepared to do all the Saving
and Grinding that NAV he needed hy the far
mers in my section. My facilities are ample
for good and rapid work
Grinding Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS. Saving done on shares or for cash. -
wish TO inform my friends and the public
that owing TO the hard times in this neigh
borhood AMI the scarcity Of money am COM
PEELED to exact the cash on delivery, and i
will be usees, to ask for credit Positively !
will not grant it. My business hereafter will
be conducted on siric, cash basis.
Lumber, Shingles and Laths, etc always
on hand or sawed at the shortest notice. All
kind Of vehicles repaired aud all kinds of
farming implements made and repaired at n
short notice. All work done in my shops
are guaranteed. Should any PERSONS work
give way by reason Of work nanship it shall
he again repaired free of charge If brought
back to my shop. Thanking the public for
past fsvors hope 10 SHIRE their patronage in
the future. G F. HAYDEN,
Cox's Station, Charles county, Nd.
At the residence OF thc above named person
keep constantly on hand \ small line of
groceries to suit the country trade. Call and
buy. A. &. HAYDEN. jan Him
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as well as the clergy and Catholic la'ty
of the United Staros. presume, slsn,
to thank him in the name Of our scpara e /
brethern in America, who, though 10
sharing our faith, have shown that IL v
re not inscI sible-indced, that they e
deeply sensiblc-of the honor conferred
upon our common country, and have
again expressed their warm admiration
for the enlightened craftsmanship and
apostolic virtues aud benevolent character
Of the illusirious pontif who now sits in
the chair Of Saint Peter"
The Cardinals voice was strong and
ringing. Each word he said was dis.
tinctly heard. although he spoke under
the disadvantage o being seated bchird
an altar His voice rose towards the
conclusion Of his address, which was
pronounced magnificent.
A REMARKABLE SCENE.
The scene was rem,r kable in many
ways. The assemblage was the most
varied ever seen in the church. Num-
oers OF the poor Of Trastevere, claiming
the church by first right as their home
and refuge for prayer, mingled with the
many Americans and distinguished
visltorsfrom American countries. Promi-
nsnt also were members of religious
orders Franciscans in their brown
robes, Augu>:iniaus in black, and groups
Of missionaries Nho had assembled in
Rome prior to their departure for foreign
lands. Americans were especially
gratifed at the interest shown in seeing
the second American Cardinal take pos
session Of his titular church.
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1t is estimated that the wages lost
to workingmen by the late strike in
New York city exceeds three million
dollars, while the loss thereby to other
interests no int to four million dollars
"a total of over seven million dollars.
Strikes are an expensive luxury. Aside
from the loss in wages already suffered
by worklngmen, very large number
have lost their places, and will heye to
seek other situations. Strikes cut deep.
ly around, aud should not be lightly en-
gagged in.
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CONSPICUOUS Bargains In wash
Fabrics.

Large purchases enable US to quote low
prices. Largest stock and oest variety vet
shown.
1000 yard, blue and white striped Seer
sucker Ginghams plain to match worth l0c
per yard, only s. per yard 5000 yard.
Crink,ei Seersuckers, light and fluffy, various
sizes of stripes, in all the light colors, only
l2A, ser yard. 900 yards Mourning Crlnk
led Seersuckers, black and white checks and
stripes, only l5c per yard. New and elegant
line of Fine SAtetns, light and dark grounds,
with large variety of neat, tasteful designs,
also howery effects only l21c per yard. $500
yards Fine B4stiste, very sheer quality, white
and ecru ground colors, with neat black and
fancy figures, entirely new goods, only l24c
per yard. Crnzy Cloths, white and ecIu
grounds, with black and fancy colored figures
last seasons price Tic. only 21c per yard -
Lorraine Crepes, eIingy and dressr, fancy
stripes, with plain to match, emily 21c per d.
Knotted Batiste, in light and dark stripes,
with plains TO match, only lie per yard
"Gold Seal' Indigo Blue Percaies choice de-
signs for boys waists, colors warranlcd, 80
inches wide, only l21c per yard.
Ladies' Spring Hosiery.
We have placed on sale choice line of
Spring Hosiery. our own direct importation
representing the finest assortment and the best
intrinsic values it has ever been our good for
tune to place before our customers.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Imported Lsle
Thread Hose, double at heel and toe, black;
navy blue and assorted shades Of tans, browns
and grays, actual value 40. Only 3T3c per
pair. 100 dozen Ladies Extra Fine Black
Cotton Hose, split seles, worth SOC. Only
373 cents per pair
Special. 100 dozen Ladies Extra fine Cot
ton Hose, spring weight, silk heel and toe.
Excellent variety of choice Boo: Patterns,
lower half black with upper half of assorted
shades of tans, brorns and gold, warranted
not to rub off on white underclothing, worth
75c. Only 624c per pair. Spring weight
Balbrigg, ms and Fancy Cotton Hose, at 25,
30, 80, az and SIC pei pair.
Send for Samples
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Send in Your Orders.
SpIing Dress Goods.

This department is filled with the best
Of American aud Foreign Dress Fabrics
in plain shades, mixtures. checks, stripes
fancles ana high Novelties
The saying, "A we'll selected stock is
half sold" is certainly applicable here.
AMI We anticipate an unusually large de-
mand for many Of the more popular
weaves We think you will enjoy max
ing i selection from this estmaLle stock.
3G inch All Wool Tricots, in more than
twenty spring shades Ony SOC per yd.
50 neh All Wool Canels Hair Boiges,
ten of the choicest spring shades. Only
30 cents per yard.
3j inch All Wool Pine check Suitngs.
thirteen choice patterns III light effects.
Only % cents per yard.
81 inch All Wool Tricots, fifteen new
sprIns SHADES. Only 10 cents per yard
II ncn All wool ClmcI's Hair Sniting>
seven best shades. Only 75c per yard
81 nch All Wool Foule3. seven Ics,ra-
bic shades. excellent quality, correct
wei; for early spring wear WORTH 90
only - cents per yard.
/ / inch "No.elt," All wool Pin check
SUI !nss. light spring effects Only 90
Cream WOODEN Fabrics.
Our stock Of these estinlahle goods /,
kent constantly cnmpl..te. ami VIC ,all at
IeSrI5i f5fic foil6wlh4 cz'.s -:-.''.s
Cream All WOOL fanncl~. 10 inch, 5uc.
Il inch, ~! cent, per yarl.
/ me Cream Canvas homeSpun, only
y Z ~ per yard.
Cream All Wonl Ca,hmcreS. IS inch
%: per var; 10 inch, 15c per I'D 81 in
| % per yard.
~ inr' Cream All Wool Nuns Veil
in=s, only Ole per ,arn.
II inch Cream All Wool Ba istc, onl,
- crntS per yard
- inch Cream All Wool Foulr. chi,
- cents per yari
Cream All W"ol Alhatross. IS incl.
,Oc yer yAr.i: T. inch 1jc per ward
II inch Cream Ali wool h amlac. onl.
- cents pr yard
81 inrn Or am All Wool Serge, OILY
! 90 p yard.
New Spring Black Goods
W. pride ourselves lpon the rci,bilit,
ofall fabrics contained inrhis department
Every fabric herein is the best tc lie had
at that price
Special 40 inch Black All WOOL Lace
Cloth, sold last season at i5e; price this
season, 621 c.nts per yard
5 qualities Of Black All Woo Batiste
Cloth, a superior fabric with finish of
cashmere aud the weight of nun yelling.
iluch more desirable for spring wear
than either
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The business of TIE port of Baltimore
has increased immensely during the pa I
few months, showing that the CONNER
cial outlook is growing much better.
The receipts for customs at that port
a few days since reached nearly So ,00u
n larger amount than had been received
in any one day since 1871.
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KENTUCKY
n

We will stand our Jack for the present
season at our stable near Cox's Station. Com.
mencing April l5'h, 1887, and ending June
30th, 1887.
Terms:-Sl0 if paid in the season; Sl5 il
paid after. Grooms fee 30 cents Hav-
ing secured sober and careful groom will
not be responsible for accidents.
sp Lem WILLS L MILTON.
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On Tuesday Of last week President
Cleveland decided on his appointment 0
She Inter State Commerce Commission
rs follows.
Thomas NJ Cooley, of Michigan, for
six years.
William r. Morrison, of Illinois, for
five years.
Augustus SHOEMAKER, ofN. Y, for
four Years.
Aldaco f. Walker, of Vermont, for
three years.
Walter l.. Bragg, of Alabama, for
two years.
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Notice of an Estray.

STATE OF MARYLAND.
Charles County 10 wd:
I hereby certify that Frank Ilidehrand Of
said county brought before me, the subscriber,
ono of the Justices Of the Peace. 10 aud for the
said county, this 25th day of March in the
year 1887, as an estray tresspassing upon his
enclosures: One White Eve Sheep; Ear Marks:
Hole in one ear and undsrbit in the other.
T. d. STONE, J. P.
The owner of the above described sheep is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take it away. FRANK HlLDEARAND,
ap let l. v'ng near Lothair.
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Recent estimates place the total
amount paid by the United States in sol
dicrs' pension since the close of the war
Of the rebellion at SSGS, 900, 900.
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Gov. John b. Gordon. of Georgia.
will visit the Washington ercampment
and drill to take place IN May. He will
lie accompanied By his staff.
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X Detroit paper says that Secretary
Bay ard is the Rip Van Wrinkle of the
administration. Oh, no, he isn't. Rip
woke up.
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The Legislature of North Carolina, at
its receut session. passed bill prohibit
ing the publication of lottery advertise
meuts
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ONE HUNDRED EXTRA
Large Size
Handsome Bridal Quilts
Worth | so have been presented to Strictly
Cash Customers during the month Of March.

Tricot Cloth, beautiful dress Goods all
pure fine wool, wid- double width, leash val
ne 5o) reduced to 374 Black Surah Silks, 60.
French Sattines, finest quality neautIfal new
styles, leash vSlue 35) reduced to %. Pure
wool home spun 25. Fancy silks 374, 49, 45,
So Black Csshmeres, very fine quality, vide
double width 37l Cloth for boys wear, one
yard and half wide 374. Royal Serge, beau
tilul dress goods, wide double fold u yards
for 2 %. Cancels Hair Serge, all fine wool
vide double width 4S. American Sattines,
beautiful French styles l2! Spring Cotton,
one yard and half wide, excellent quality
l2&
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Smith Place
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Upper Glymont, improvement and Ex.
cursion Company, TO elect Trustees and other
officers for the ensuing year, and to transac,
such business as may come before it, will be
held at Glymont, Nd, on
Monday, April 4th, 1887,
at II a. m. to pm
D. EDWARD KEFAUYER.
PRESIDE It.
H. z. WELLS,
NIB 25-bt Secretary.
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Collectors Sale.

C0HeCt0T S sale.
Dv virtue of authority vested in me as COL
Id Iector of Taxes for the 4th Collection Dis
trict of Charles county, | will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises,
Friday, April 9th, 1887,
between and o'clock p. M, the following
property, to satisfy State and county taxes
due for the year of 1885, to witt
All that tract or parcel of land lying in the
4th Collection District, called
Smith Place,
Containing
500 Acres; more or less.
Assessed in the name of Fanny Forbes
wife of George.
To county tax, 18S5............S5O 90
To State tax, 1885. Q 3S
Interest from Jan. ], 1886.
The above real property will be sold hy the
Collector as authorized by the Act of 1874
chapter 4s3, and the proceeds will be applied
to the payment Of the taxes for the above
year with the interest and all costs that NAV
accrue under this sale.
A. G MONTGOMERY,
NH ls-ct late Collector 4th District.
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ON
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Spring velyets

We have opened an elegant line OF Fancy
Velvets, IN stripes and plads in handsome
light and medium effects Desirable for com
bnations, trimmings, &c. IS and SO per
ynrd
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Every 6rst-class article Dry Goods House
shonld have in Low, Medium and High-Prced
Goods. One Price for every one; child can
buy of US as cheap as the best Judge of Dry
Goods. The same price to those who desire
to purchase dy mail as to those who visit our
Store. We have the largest Store in Balti-
more, and carry the greatest variety of all
kinds of Dry Goods. Orders for Samples will
receive prompt attention. Customers, when
ordering Samples, will please say if Black or
Colors are desired, and give MS an idsa in re-
gard to price. We supply Merchants the bet
ter class of Dry Goods, no: TO be had faom
Jobbers, and cut any length to suit their Gus
toners at lowest piece price. In bushes for
the n CT az YEARS
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As an evidence of his goodwill for
the great republic in the Wes Aand as
mark of his appreciation of Y, ven
cradle hierarchy of the Unite kSAtes,
and as an expression of his k eonSd-
Grafton for The ancient Sec of imore,
our Holy Father has been ,iously
pleased to elevate the present nbent,
IN my humble person to III hity Of
the purple. For this mark Of exalted
favor | beg to tender the liz sEather
my profound thanks in my name
an | in the name OF the clergy kthfrl
| venture to thank him also n,me
Of my venerable colleagues, Aps